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DataHeuristics

Struct DataHeuristics 

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pub struct DataHeuristics {
    pub block_size: usize,
    pub row_alignment: RowAlignment,
    pub min_repeat_rows: Option<usize>,
    pub interior: Vec<RunRule>,
    pub leading: Option<EdgeTrim>,
    pub trailing: Option<EdgeTrim>,
    pub all_zero_single_ds_min: usize,
    pub min_aligned_blocks: Option<usize>,
    pub zero_skip_windowed: bool,
}

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§block_size: usize

Bytes per .db row; also the unit for alignment and row-repeat.

§row_alignment: RowAlignment

How literal rows break for display; does not affect byte layout.

§min_repeat_rows: Option<usize>

Collapse N+ identical block_size rows into one .rept (hexdump *). None disables multi-byte row folding.

§interior: Vec<RunRule>

RLE rules applied to runs in the body of the span.

§leading: Option<EdgeTrim>

Trim at the start of a mapped chunk (None = leave leading bytes literal).

§trailing: Option<EdgeTrim>

Trim at the end of a mapped chunk (None = leave trailing bytes literal).

§all_zero_single_ds_min: usize

When the entire span is zeros and length is at least this value, emit one skip run for the whole span. usize::MAX disables the fast path.

§min_aligned_blocks: Option<usize>

When set, run compression only applies to the address-aligned middle of a homogeneous run spanning at least this many block_size blocks.

§zero_skip_windowed: bool

Emit zero skip runs as multiple .ds block_size lines instead of one .ds N for the full run length.

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impl DataHeuristics

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pub fn iterate<'a>( &self, address: AddressValue, edge: Option<Edge>, bytes: &'a [u8], ) -> impl Iterator<Item = DataChunk<'a, u8>>

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pub fn literal_rows<'a>( &self, address: AddressValue, bytes: &'a [u8], ) -> Vec<&'a [u8]>

Split a literal span into .db rows per block_size and row_alignment.

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impl Default for DataHeuristics

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